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Australian
Franchise Statistics
- Franchising
in Australia represents a dynamic small business sector contributing
some 14% of the national GDP of Australia. It comprises enterprising
entrepreneurs as franchisors and franchisees employing 600,000
Australian's.
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Brazil
Franchise Statistics
- In Brazil,
the franchise system became very popular during the last decade.
Although many of the aspects of a typical franchise relationship
could be found in some segments of the domestic market prior
to the nineties...
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Canadian
Franchise Statistics
- Canada
has the second largest franchise industry in the world, led
only by the U.S. One franchise operation exists for every
450 Canadians
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China
Franchise Statistics
- Attracted
by China's low labour costs and large markets, foreign direct
investment ('FDI') has flowed into the PRC for over 25 years,
initially in the form of joint ventures ('JVs') and increasingly
now in the form of wholly foreign owned enterprises ('WFOEs').
- China
has now overtaken the US as the premier recipient worldwide
of FDI.
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German
Franchise Statistics
- Franchising
is well established in Germany. It is common in the retail
industry and in certain service industries, such as the dry
cleaning, car-rental and travel businesses.
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Greece
Franchise Statistics
- Franchising
first appeared in Greece in the mid-70s. Until the late 80s,
there were no more than a dozen of Greek franchises. Today,
10 years later and as we approach year 2000, Greek franchises
are estimated at around 250 and franchised outlets at around
4460.
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Hungary
Franchise Statistics
- Franchising
is a rather new form of entrepreneurship in Hungary. Although
the franchises appeared in the late seventies, early eighties
of the last century the conditions of real franchising were
created only after the socio-economic changes from 1989.
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India
Franchise Statistics
- From
the traditional business acumen Indian business community
has made a shift towards understanding and adopting business
as a science. And when it comes to science and systems of
business, franchising is a sector that is ever evolving and
thriving.
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New
Zealand Franchise Statistics
- According
to the 2003 Survey of Franchising organised by the Franchise
Association, the sector is worth over $6.9 billion. There
are over 350 franchise systems in New Zealand (74% of them
home-grown), and almost 5,000 operating units. Franchising
employs over 40,000 people.
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Saudi
Arabia Franchise Statistics
- Over
the past five years, franchising has tremendously grown in
Saudi Arabia. The success of American, European and local
franchises continue to attract Saudi businessmen. Many of
the brand names are already well entrenched in the market,
and the concept has proven to have a low failure rate for
Saudi business people.
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Singapore
Franchise Statistics
- Surveys
conducted by SPRING Singapore from February to March 1998,
confirmed that franchising is a viable business concept which
can help to improve the performance of SMEs. A total of 21
franchisors and 104 franchisees responded to the surveys.
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South
African Franchise Statistics
- South
Africa has franchises in only 17 business sectors whilst the
USA has in over 70, the UK, Canada in over 50 and Australia
in over 25
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Spanish
Franchise Statistics
- Article
62 of the Law 7/1996 on Retail Trade (the Retail Trade Act),
provides a definition of franchising as well as conditions
for this legal regime in Spain.
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United
Kingdom Franchise Statistics
- The estimated
annual turnover of the business format franchise sector is
£10.8 billion. It should be noted that this figure was
£1 billion in 1984.
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United
States of America Franchise Statistics
- The newest
IFA study says that franchising is responsible for 760,000
businesses, 18 million jobs, 14 percent of the private sector
employment, over $500 billion in payroll!!
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